By Paul Stennett
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On one of the podcasts I used to listen to (Open for Business hosted by John Henry) there was a particular episode that really inspired me. In it, he tells the story about 2 fishes swimming along their day. A big fish swims by and greets them “hows the water?” He says as he goes by. Afterwards, the 2 fishes, stunned, turn to each other and ask “what’s water?” That story pained a clear picture for me of the immigrant's advantage. Because they’re put into an entirely new situation and way of living, they have a unique eye for things natives only think of as the norm.
That perspective was one of the huge benefits that got Egbert to where he is in his company Knightfox App Design here in Jamaica, and it’s one of the things I wanted to understand more, which is why he had to be on this podcast. His story was also interesting to me because he lived in several countries, but decided to put his roots here when many natives are looking for the first plane off this rock.
If you’re as curious as I was, you’ll find a lot in this episode.
Check out the show notes at http://ttb.show/egbert.
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Book Recommendation: Life 3.0 Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence - Max Tegmark
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Connect with Egbert: Instagram – @egbert.v.frankenberg Knightfox Website - http://knightfoxapps.com/
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Paul Stennett is a Podcast Consultant and co-owner of a production company which helps coaches, consultants and experts create and grow engaging and profitable podcasts.
As the host of The Transformation Blueprint podcast, his mission is to transform positive ambition into exponential growth. Through the podcast, he interviews inspiring impact makers to extract the lessons, tools, and experiences you can use to transform their future through entrepreneurship.
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Producer & Editor – Alexandra Stennett Host – Paul Stennett Music licensed from Audiojungle
Starting this season, I’ve decided to add solo episodes every other week, in between interviews, where I’ll be answering your questions, sharing insights and lessons from my own journey.
On today's episode, I was joined by my business partner, producer, and wife, Alexandra, and we talk about the top three lessons we learned from our first year in business in 2018. Some of these perspective shifts were uncomfortable, and they really showed us that being adaptable and open to learning would be a top skill if we wanted to make it in the marathon of new business.
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Paul Stennett is a Podcast Consultant and co-owner of a production company which helps coaches, consultants, and experts create and grow engaging and profitable podcasts.
As the host of The Transformation Blueprint podcast, his mission is to transform positive ambition into exponential growth. Through the podcast, he interviews inspiring impact makers to extract the lessons, tools, and experiences you can use to transform their future through entrepreneurship.
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Credits:
Producer & Editor – Alexandra Stennett Host – Paul Stennett
Music licensed from Audiojungle
Sitting down for this interview I had only one objective: to understand how this guy makes it his duty to make as many luxury cars disappear out of the lot as possible. I wanted to break it down in a way that anyone listening - myself included - could replicate, raise their prices and get more customers.
I got that, and a lot more. As you'll hear on this episode, Sloane is knowledgable (don’t take my word for it), and his competitive spirit has led him to break records for luxury car sales, including his own. We talk about everything from his university background to how he manages money and how it all comes together to build his courageous and wise character.
Sloane Jackson is a Zoologist, Head of Business at BMW/Mini a true intrapreneur, and he’s my guest today. Enjoy.
In this episode we talk about:
Check out the show notes at http://ttb.show/sloane.
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Book Recommendation: The Richest Man in Babylon - George Samuel Clason
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Connect with Sloane: Instagram – @mrsloanejackson BMW Jamaica Website - https://www.bmwjamaica.com/
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Paul Stennett is a Podcast Consultant and co-owner of a production company which helps coaches, consultants and experts create and grow engaging and profitable podcasts.
As the host of The Transformation Blueprint podcast, his mission is to transform positive ambition into exponential growth. Through the podcast, he interviews inspiring impact makers to extract the lessons, tools, and experiences you can use to transform their future through entrepreneurship.
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Producer & Editor – Alexandra Stennett Host – Paul Stennett Videographer – Nigel Austin Location provided by Bookophilia Video recording provided by Muse Agency
Music licensed from Audioblocks and Audiojungle
It’s easy to take things for granted once they start to feel like the norm. We forget that they weren’t always there and that they could actually be gone one day.
Louis CK makes this joke about travelling by plane. He says it’s one of the most marvellous inventions of the last century (* I know the first flight was 1903, this sounds better *), yet we’re totally over it when the Wi-Fi on our flight doesn’t work.
We’ve come to accept as the norm, the increased focus and transparency on entrepreneurship and the business landscape in Jamaica. But it wasn’t always that way and many of those strides were made by Wealth Magazine and Business Access TV.
Garth Walker has co-founded many companies in many niches. From Creative Media & Events to Adam and Eve Day Spa, Wealth Magazine, Wealth Access Financial, Business Access TV, Growth Tech and I’m sure there are more to come. He’s a true entrepreneur who has taken massive risks, even in the face of what seemed to be a failure, when many others would have faltered.
In this episode we talk about:
Check out the show notes at http://ttb.show/garth.
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Book Recommendation:Who Moved My Cheese – Spencer Johnson
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Connect with Garth: Instagram – @WealthDiddyBusiness Access TV Website – http://batvja.comBusiness Access TV Instagram – @business_access_tv
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Paul Stennett is an entrepreneur, speaker, CEO and Co-Founder of Amazing Gains, a podcast consulting company, helping coaches, consultants and experts create and grow engaging and profitable podcasts.
As the host of The Transformation Blueprint podcast, his mission it to transform positive ambition into exponential growth. Through the podcast, he interviews inspiring impact makers to extract the lessons, tools, and experiences 9-5 working professionals can use to transform their future through entrepreneurship.
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Credits:
Producer – Alexandra Stennett Host – Paul Stennett Editors – Amazing Gains Videographer – Nigel Austin Location provided by Bookophilia Video recording provided by Muse Agency
Music licensed from Audioblocks and Audiojungle
If you have a great corporate job, and you’re on an upward path, making excellent money, would you leave it all and risk getting nothing? Scott Dunn’s “dream” was too big to ignore, and he’s getting paid massive dividends for jumping off into the deep end.
Scott is the Managing Director of Dream Entertainment, masterminds behind the renowned Dream Weekend event, Xodus Carnival Band, stalwart parties like Twisted Spiritz, Yush, Daydreams and tons more to mention.
In this episode, he shares how a business thrived in a non-traditional business industry as entertainment and grew to contribute billions of dollars per year to the Jamaican economy. Scott is 41 and lives in Jamaica with his wife and 2 daughters.
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Check out the show notes at http://ttb.show/scott.
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Book Recommendation: The 4-Hour Workweek – Tim Ferris
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Connect with Scott:
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Paul Stennett is an entrepreneur, speaker, CEO and Co-Founder of Amazing Gains, a podcast concierge company, helping entrepreneurs create and grow engaging and profitable podcasts.
As the host of The Transformation Blueprint podcast, his mission it to transform positive ambition into exponential growth. Through the podcast, he interviews inspiring impact makers to extract the lessons, tools, and experiences 9-5 working professionals can use to transform their future through entrepreneurship.
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Credits: Producer – Alexandra Stennett Host – Paul Stennett Editors – Amazing Gains Videographer – Nigel Austin Location provided by Bookophilia Video recording provided by Muse Agency
Music licensed from Audioblocks and Audiojungle
How do you organize huge events and connect with high-impact influencers like Mark Cuban and Gary Vee all while being under 20 years old? For the Managing Partner of Disrupt Ventures, Ja’dan Johnson (@officialjadan), it’s by being the type of person you don’t underestimate. When most of us were thinking about girls, games and exams, Ja’dan was enrolling in Wharton Business School - he was on a quest for knowledge. Through shutting down his business and dropping out of university, twice, he discovered his passion for helping to grow businesses and formed the Disrupt Ventures incubator. Through his non-profit organization Next Gen Creators, he’s showing the youth of Jamaica what’s possible in entrepreneurship and technology by curating some of the most engaging events covering tech, finance, art and music. Through DV he is teaching young entrepreneurs how to build world-class scalable businesses with topics like finance, innovation and design thinking. Awesome, right?! In this episode we talk about: · Why you should feed your ambition and confidence, · How to craft solutions that fit your unique perspective, · How to navigate the business world as a young founder or professional, and so much more!
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John Henry (@johnhenrystyle) is an entrepreneur, speaker and Venture Partner of Harlem Capital Partners, a minority-owned, diversity-focused early-stage investment firm on a mission to change the face of entrepreneurship. John also hosts the #ChopItUpShow on YouTube and the Open For Business podcast from eBay and Gimlet Creative.
At the age of 18, John left college to pursue what became his first company, an on-demand laundry service. John quickly carved a niche out in Film and Television Production, handling wardrobe for clients such as Boardwalk Empire, Law & Order: SVU, Power and more. Within just two years of launching Mobile City, the company was successfully acquired. Afterwards, John co-founded a non-profit incubator, Cofound Harlem, with a mission to incubate over 100 companies north of 96th street in New York City.
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Andre Burnett (@dre.notnice) is a Brand Strategist, Creative Director, Copywriter, you name it - he probably does it, and Managing Director of Muse 360 Integrated. Andre & Muse are behind many of Jamaica’s most creative ads around today. We get into a lot of his journey to starting his company, his philosophy for melding creativity and business and the mistakes he's had to overcome along the way.
One unusual tidbit: we recorded this episode at the sanctuary, which you’ll hear more about. It is in the middle of nature, so you’ll hear a lot of that on this episode.
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Marcia Forbes (@marciaforbes) co-founded her company Phase 3 Productions over 35 years ago. She is now the Executive Chairperson and has transformed it into a strong family business, where her son, Delano is CEO.
It’s interesting how they’ve been able to reinvent and renew the business each decade by building on the principles of technology & empowerment.
She's a Senior Lecturer at Caribbean Institute of Media & Communication (CARIMAC), Chairperson of The United Way of Jamaica, author of two books and so much more.
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Jason Resnick (@rezzz) sits in the podcast today!
He has been making a living and a life that he loves purely from his freelancing for multiple years, and he now helps people to do it the right way with his community and course called “Live in the Feast”. What is the right way you ask? How about working less, charging more, and doing only on the projects that you love? We get into it today!
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The podcast currently has 31 episodes available.